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Regency era fashion trends Collection: Swinging Fashions C. 1810

Swinging Fashions C. 1810
White robes: sleeves with a double puff, scalloped hem & worn with boots, a net cap & a fringed shawl tied at the back or with vandyked hem & pantelettes

Regency era fashion trends Collection: PRIDE & PREJUDICE, 1894. Elizabeth Bennet overhears Mr Darcy at the Ball

PRIDE & PREJUDICE, 1894. Elizabeth Bennet overhears Mr Darcy at the Ball. Illustration by Hugh Thomson from the 1894 edition of Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice, originally published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Elizabeth Bennet overhears Mr

AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Elizabeth Bennet overhears Mr. Darcy at the Ball. Illustration by Hugh Thomson from an 1894 edition of Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Lady Wearing a Spencer

Lady Wearing a Spencer
One woman wears a fur-lined spencer the other a pelisse. Fashions of around 1805 according to a later source

Regency era fashion trends Collection: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride

PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Admiral Horatio Nelson

Admiral Horatio Nelson
Vintage engraving of Horatio Nelson one of Englands great national heros. The victor at Battle of Trafalgar, the Battle of the Nile and Battle of Copenhagen

Regency era fashion trends Collection: AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Mrs. Long and her nieces

AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Mrs. Long and her nieces. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Regency era window curtains

Regency era window curtains
6339805 Regency era window curtains by British School, (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Regency era window curtains. Drapes in blue and white with lilies in the French royal colours)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: AUSTEN: EMMA, 1896. He stopped to look the question

AUSTEN: EMMA, 1896. He stopped to look the question. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1896 edition of Jane Austens Emma, first published in 1815

Regency era fashion trends Collection: PRIDE & PREJUDICE, 1894. She wanted to compose her own feelings and to make herself

PRIDE & PREJUDICE, 1894. She wanted to compose her own feelings and to make herself agreeable to all. Elizabeth Bennet entertaining Mr. Darcy, his sister, and Mr. Bingley

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Evening Dresses for August 1808, illustration from Le Beau Monde or, Literary

Evening Dresses for August 1808, illustration from Le Beau Monde or, Literary
XZL150483 Evening Dresses for August 1808, illustration from Le Beau Monde or, Literary and Fashionable Magazine, 1808 (coloured engraving) by English School

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Evening full dress 1807

Evening full dress 1807
Evening full dress, woman wearing plain blue dress, cut low and square at front, fastened in the center with a broach, white satin sleeves caught up with broaches, trimmed with swansdown

AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Mrs. Long and her nieces. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Mary Bennet entertaining the party at Netherfield

AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Mary Bennet entertaining the party at Netherfield. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: ALMACKs CLUB, c1815. Member of English high society in the ballroom of Almacks Assembly Rooms in

ALMACKs CLUB, c1815. Member of English high society in the ballroom of Almacks Assembly Rooms in London, England, during the Regency. Line engraving, 1890

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Regency era window curtains for a boudoir, 1800

Regency era window curtains for a boudoir, 1800
6339794 Regency era window curtains for a boudoir, 1800 by British School, (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Regency era window curtains for a boudoir, 1800)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: St. Jamess Square: Wedgwood and Byerley Showroom, York Street

St. Jamess Square: Wedgwood and Byerley Showroom, York Street
GHL16918 St. Jamess Square: Wedgwood and Byerley Showroom, York Street by Ackermann, Rudolph (1764-1834); London Metropolitan Archives, City of London; (add.info.: St)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Four fashionable Regency ladies playing cards

Four fashionable Regency ladies playing cards in a candlelit room.. Handcolored copperplate engraving by Francis Eginton from Christopher Ansteys The New Bath Guide, John Browne, Bath, 1807

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Mr Ivor Southorn, at the Brosley Clay Pipe works, Shropshire

Mr Ivor Southorn, at the Brosley Clay Pipe works, Shropshire
Mr Ivor Southorn, whose great, great grandfather William Southorn started clay pipemaking on an industrial scale in Broseley, Shropshire

Regency era fashion trends Collection: AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of

AUSTEN: PRIDE & PREJUDICE. Illustration by Hugh Thomson for an 1894 edition of Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice, first published in 1813

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Ranelagh, July 1798, c. 1798-1800 (w / c on paper)

Ranelagh, July 1798, c. 1798-1800 (w / c on paper)
XIR214118 Ranelagh, July 1798, c.1798-1800 (w/c on paper) by English School; Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Mutual borrowing of fashions between French and English women, early 19th century

Mutual borrowing of fashions between French and English women, early 19th century
FLO4677797 Mutual borrowing of fashions between French and English women, early 19th century. Both wear identical style cups, frilled dresses, shawls and spencer jackets

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Cartoon of English costumes, circa 1815. Men with flowerpot hats

Cartoon of English costumes, circa 1815. Men with flowerpot hats, long coats and trousers worn over boots
FLO4677515 Cartoon of English costumes, circa 1815. Men with flowerpot hats, long coats and trousers worn over boots, women in shawls with tassles

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Young man in chenille yarn jacket, tie, gloves, trousers, top hat and stick

Young man in chenille yarn jacket, tie, gloves, trousers, top hat and stick
FLO4677328 Young man in chenille yarn jacket, tie, gloves, trousers, top hat and stick. When fashions appear strange or embarrassing, I recall the hammer wigs, wide-sleeve coats

Regency era fashion trends Collection: A gentleman, vetu in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820)

A gentleman, vetu in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), sits in front of his writings to write a poem in
FLO4565902 A gentleman, vetu in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), sits in front of his writings to write a poem in the pen (Bath, England) - Eau forte by Francis Eginton (1737-1805)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Four women dresses in fashion Regence Anglaise (1811-1820), playing cards in a candlelight

Four women dresses in fashion Regence Anglaise (1811-1820), playing cards in a candlelight interior (Bath)
FLO4565806 Four women dresses in fashion Regence Anglaise (1811-1820), playing cards in a candlelight interior (Bath, England) - Eau forte by Francis Eginton (1737-1805)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: A woman clothed in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), in a bookstore in Bath (England)

A woman clothed in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), in a bookstore in Bath (England)
FLO4565801 A woman clothed in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), in a bookstore in Bath (England), asking the bookseller to stick together pages so that her daughter could not read a

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Doctors, vetus in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), wearing wigs and redingotes

Doctors, vetus in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), wearing wigs and redingotes, together with a nurse
FLO4565837 Doctors, vetus in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820), wearing wigs and redingotes, together with a nurse, consult each other in an elegant corridor

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Margarita of Parma or Margarita of Austria (1522-1586) Duchess of Parma and Piacenza

Margarita of Parma or Margarita of Austria (1522-1586) Duchess of Parma and Piacenza
NWI4945074 Margarita of Parma or Margarita of Austria (1522-1586) Duchess of Parma and Piacenza, natural daughter of Charles V (1500-1558) and governess of the Netherlands (Netherlands)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: French fashions and English uniforms, 1815. Two English courtesans in white frilled dresses are

French fashions and English uniforms, 1815. Two English courtesans in white frilled dresses are approached by English
FLO4677580 French fashions and English uniforms, 1815. Two English courtesans in white frilled dresses are approached by English soldiers, dragoons and hussars

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Woman wearing headdress and dress featuring extravagent pleating and flouncing

Woman wearing headdress and dress featuring extravagent pleating and flouncing
FLO4677344 Woman wearing headdress and dress featuring extravagent pleating and flouncing. Pleated collars, flounces (falbalas) and ruffs (chicories), have never been more in fashion than today

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Seated blind man's buff. A dandy in Regency fashion guesses the identity of the woman in muslin

Seated blind man's buff. A dandy in Regency fashion guesses the identity of the woman in muslin dress who provides
FLO4677566 Seated blind man's buff. A dandy in Regency fashion guesses the identity of the woman in muslin dress who provides his chair

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Cartoon of English fashions in Paris, 1814. Man in flowerpot hat, women in bottom-shaped gowns

Cartoon of English fashions in Paris, 1814. Man in flowerpot hat, women in bottom-shaped gowns
FLO4677482 Cartoon of English fashions in Paris, 1814. Man in flowerpot hat, women in bottom-shaped gowns. Handcoloured engraving from Pierre de la Mesanger's Le Bon Genre, Paris

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Lieutenant James Wilcox (d. 1811), c.1806-09 (watercolour, ivory, glass, gilt, human hair)

Lieutenant James Wilcox (d. 1811), c.1806-09 (watercolour, ivory, glass, gilt, human hair)
7340101 Lieutenant James Wilcox (d. 1811), c.1806-09 (watercolour, ivory, glass, gilt, human hair) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); 6.5x5.5 cm; National Maritime Museum, London

Regency era fashion trends Collection: English fashions and military uniforms, 1815. One woman on the right wears English-influenced

English fashions and military uniforms, 1815. One woman on the right wears English-influenced fashions
FLO4677558 English fashions and military uniforms, 1815. One woman on the right wears English-influenced fashions, while talking with a hussar and dragoon

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Cartoon of French and English costumes, circa 1815. The small size of English ladies' hats

Cartoon of French and English costumes, circa 1815. The small size of English ladies' hats
FLO4677520 Cartoon of French and English costumes, circa 1815. The small size of English ladies' hats, the excessive length of their bodices

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Man with round bowler hat, green jacket, waistcoat, tie, breeches, whip and pink-striped stockings

Man with round bowler hat, green jacket, waistcoat, tie, breeches, whip and pink-striped stockings
FLO4677350 Man with round bowler hat, green jacket, waistcoat, tie, breeches, whip and pink-striped stockings. When fashions appear strange or embarrassing, I recall the hammer wigs

Regency era fashion trends Collection: A gentleman and two elegant women, wearing feather heats, gloves and eventails at a ball

A gentleman and two elegant women, wearing feather heats, gloves and eventails at a ball
FLO4565848 A gentleman and two elegant women, wearing feather heats, gloves and eventails at a ball, in the fashion of the English Regence (1811-1820) (Bath)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: A fashionable young woman admires her portrait painted by artist Sir Peregrine Hatchet ()

A fashionable young woman admires her portrait painted by artist Sir Peregrine Hatchet ()
FLO4565840 A fashionable young woman admires her portrait painted by artist Sir Peregrine Hatchet (?) , during the English Regency (1811-1820) (Bath)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Fashionable visitors disgusted to find a gallery filled with the hoi-polloi and riff-raff

Fashionable visitors disgusted to find a gallery filled with the hoi-polloi and riff-raff
FLO4679186 Fashionable visitors disgusted to find a gallery filled with the hoi-polloi and riff-raff. Handcoloured copperplate drawn

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Scene from Etienne Jouy's 1808 play La Merchant des Modes, a parody of La Vestale

Scene from Etienne Jouy's 1808 play La Merchant des Modes, a parody of La Vestale
FLO4678008 Scene from Etienne Jouy's 1808 play La Merchant des Modes, a parody of La Vestale (his own opera from 1807 with music by Spontini)

Regency era fashion trends Collection: A gentleman with a whip controls four dogs dancing on their hind legs dressed in the latest

A gentleman with a whip controls four dogs dancing on their hind legs dressed in the latest fashions on stage
FLO4678006 A gentleman with a whip controls four dogs dancing on their hind legs dressed in the latest fashions on stage. "The dog show continues to attract crowds at the Theatre Montansier in

Regency era fashion trends Collection: The old style. An old woman showing a young dandy and wonderful old-fashioned scenes with a magic

The old style. An old woman showing a young dandy and wonderful old-fashioned scenes with a magic lantern
FLO4677977 The old style. An old woman showing a young dandy and wonderful old-fashioned scenes with a magic lantern. The images are artist without pretension, the studious young man

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Three Parisian graces, circa 1800. Three unattractive maids wear the latest Paris fashions

Three Parisian graces, circa 1800. Three unattractive maids wear the latest Paris fashions
FLO4677835 Three Parisian graces, circa 1800. Three unattractive maids wear the latest Paris fashions. "It's certainly true that in fashion a servile herd of imitators abounds

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Man in flowerpot hat, cherub hairstle and long ridingcoat. When fashions appear strange or

Man in flowerpot hat, cherub hairstle and long ridingcoat. When fashions appear strange or embarrassing
FLO4677375 Man in flowerpot hat, cherub hairstle and long ridingcoat. When fashions appear strange or embarrassing, I recall the hammer wigs, wide-sleeve coats, arabesque embroidery, wooden heels

Regency era fashion trends Collection: Horses and jockeys racing at Ascot Heath in front of fashionable crowds

Horses and jockeys racing at Ascot Heath in front of fashionable crowds. Thoroughbred race at the Ascot racecourse
5912951 Horses and jockeys racing at Ascot Heath in front of fashionable crowds. Thoroughbred race at the Ascot racecourse, Berkshire, circa 1830

Regency era fashion trends Collection: An English lady's Tricycle

An English lady's Tricycle
5616683 An English lady's Tricycle; (add.info.: Illustration showing an English lady's Tricycle 1819. 01/01/1819); Universal History Archive/UIG

Regency era fashion trends Collection: George Bryan 'Beau' Brummel

George Bryan 'Beau' Brummel
3078296 George Bryan 'Beau' Brummel; (add.info.: Portrait of George Bryan 'Beau' Brummel (1778-1840) an iconic figure in Regency England, the arbiter of men's fashion

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